The European Commission has WITHDRAWN the proposed ePrivacy Regulation in February 2025 as part of its 2025 work-programme prioritisation. Negotiations on the proposal (COM(2017) 10 final and successor texts) had been stalled in Council for years; the Commission cited the entry into force of related instruments (the GDPR + AI Act + Data Act + DSA + DMA) as already covering significant ground that the proposed Regulation had targeted. The 2002/58/EC Directive remains the in-force ePrivacy instrument until a new proposal is adopted. Some Member States and consumer-protection groups have called for reintroduction; as of corpus retrieval, the Commission has not done so.
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